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THOMAs BOWLING, Auc.,oneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTHWEST, Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS AND
ON SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
Z AND STREETS.
BY virtue Of adecree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed in the cause OF Peck 3
the undersigned Trustees will sell at public suction
'front.' OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, APRIL THE
THIRTEENTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city of Wash
ngton District OF Columbia, described parts of Lots
numbered two ca and twenty-four f24), in square
numbered four hundred and ffty-six t456) fronting
twenty-three t2) feet ten 1O) inches street by
quarters $50 inches in depth and improved by fine
three-story Brick Dwelling. known As 6O7 street
AND ALSO ON THE SAME DAY, at HAIF-pAsT
tOUR Pm, tho south two-thrds CD Of Lot twenty
thfee tS3 IN square four hundred and fftysix (456
fronting S3) feet half CD inch on 9th
street Oy depth OF one hundred and nineteen l11O)
teet Ten O) inches, and improved by two small Frame
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the DEGREES third
OF sne In cash, and the balance in one
ana TWO years In equal payments for which tho notes
q the purchaser must be given bearing interest from
the da OF sSe and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash. at the option Of the pur
cGaser AL conyeyanciDg 1t purchasers cost. de-
the ON street property will be required at the time OF
sale II tue terms Of sse not complied with In tan
Gays the trustees reserve the right TO eee ut the risk
g. Il HAMILTON, Trustee
1904 St nv.
q. Il WARNEk Trustea
ao1-d&ds ole st. NV.
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F1NHOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate AucGoneer
CaANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY. THE SAME BEING HOUSE AND
STORE No. 112, ON X STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity z
No. Sol ). the Undersigned trustee will SELL ut Hi
DAY; the SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1887, ut HALF
four hundred and twenty seven t427) in the city Of
Mashington. D. c. SAID lot being contsned within the
following netes and bounds. viz Beginning for the
at point street distant ~ feet east from
the northwest corner Of said square, and running
thence east 81 feet thence south 100 thence west
% feet and thence north 100 feet 10 the beginning.
Terms oi sue ne ,llu Oh puIcnahe money 70 De
and two with interest the notes OF the pur-
chaser be for the deferred payments be
secured the property sold by lien or deed
OF trust or all cash. NJ option of purchaser
The property will be sold clear of all taxes and asses-
ments TO day Of sale. All conyeyancng pure hasers
cost W1- T. tDaiONSTON.
Trustee,
Office. 420 9th st NV
l. F. WAGGAMAN, Auct- mh23-dGlis
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- DENSINGER. Auct
De ID Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, Nos
1888, $40 and 942 Louisiana ave.
Auction sale of Horses, Carriages, WAGONS Harness.
&c. every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING. ut TEN O'CLOCK. regardless OF weather.
Always hand and at private sale the most COM
pete stock Of Carriaees Buggies and Wagons in the
city. consisting of Ext nsOu Top Carr Surries
Jump Seats Phaetons Top and No Top Bugyies Speed
ing Wagons. Road Carts, Express. Grocery and De-
livery Wagons. Full line of ali kinds of Harness; in
fact everything apperraining to the business prices
that defy COmDetitlon m
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FHnr Ar NEW ORLEANS COTTON PRzxEs.-In a
between members OF the Old and the new councdlS
yesterday afternoon, Pat Gilchr1st was shot and
dangerOusly wounded BY Alexa ndcr Paul. Q co.
ord man.
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Coku CokR.
CHEAPEST AND CLEANEST FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS COMPLAINTS
COKE
Orders feceivedst
Office Gas Company, Alb 10th st. NV
Either Of the eight Offices of JOHNSON BROTHERS
A.G. JOHNSON BROTHERS.. officoA
GBALDwIN JOHNSONS offices.
and at
HENRY A. JONES, grocery store:
ja31-3m 31O1 M st. NV. Georgetown
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5. Ii. KAUFFMANN, Presl

TIE EvESTSG STAR is served to subscribers I'm the
City by carriers. their account al 10 cents per
VIZ or sic per month Copies at the counter 2
cents each By maii-postaxe prepa,d-,O cents a
month; one year So six months go
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. c. -
beCOnd-class mail matterI
The WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-sl a
year. postage prepaid Six months so cents
~ All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application
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TFNHOAIAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

TFNHOMAs BOWLING, AuctioneeE
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fiGHFkkNfH sFkEETs hi NohFa3Ear AA SP
ON BRIDGE STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, d. G.
No. 1900 s' hq ai Boo
p :s;;sfs ~ s%s
in and
seven CPD being the east I'VE t5) feet four a. inches
It Ia es twenty ts
of s% 1 @ by a aep
denoe. :,
kRf ;s E 5 81 M Il aat Day .S
greI Uses the east twentywo 2 feet Of lot one hun.
Beails Addition to Georeetown, lofty 'so IN
Terms OF sale prescribed BY the decree ethird
and two years equal payments for Which the Notes
Of the mus. be sven to bear interest from
property sold or ali eash. At the purehasers option:
~ sale T. on the
Piece Of property and deposit OF 100 on the second
LEE 5 Il
the risk and cost 0a TG S5s.a'lPE gGR ,e
mhsodd. haose safans ii1s s
A. s E EsAEz zo 9yb Real Estate AGENTS
Aueg1os IS Il sAH RI MisSSE5eExr Bgsz
NER OF NINTH AND d sTREETs MOTH
WEST, LATELY OCCUPIED BY LINCOLN HALL
BnnRlNS HE1N sn AL OF LOTS NH J nn E
FIVE (5,, IN SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUI.
RkER AsR sEHEA tS Of = GHE f11 OF
This property, by far the most valuable unimproved
siss II s6 ~ a f be
% whole and will csrry the material now laying
thereon
ON SATURDAY, TWENTY THIRD APRIL. 1887.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p n. We viii offer for sale in
Terms made known at sale.
mh1S-d&ds 9th and b sts. NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE. FRONTING % FEET OF c STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST; AND RUNNING BACK
ID FEET ALLEY INSIDE.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause, No EY
TO- 1Yi the undersigned Trustees will sell pub I
tic auction in front Of the premises, FRIDAY the
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the west 25 feet front OF Lot
three CD IN square 29 by the depth of said Lot with
the improvements, consisting of a number of small
buildings.
and two years, with interest at six per cent per annum
the deferred payments to be secured the property
Sold and the notes of the purchaser to be given said
payments all cash at option OF purchaser deposit
complied in weeks from day OF sale Convey
ances at cost OK purchaser
VIM T. EDMONSTON,
NO, Office 42O 9th Ct NV (TrusteAs
j. HoLDs"oK1H sso e42 H q N D''''"
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers ap2- dads
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Shaking the Granise Staae.
A. EARTH TRENoR STABLES THE PEOPLE or cRu
TRIAL NRW IA npsuTRR

A special from Newbury. n. H.. 20 the New YORK
Herald, dated April S, says: The Inhabitants In
this and neighbor1ng towns in Central New Hamp-
shire were startled early this morning By earth
tremors OF unusual distinctness and long duration.
This region Is On the northern limit OF the earth.
quake country such manifestations occurring at
intervals along the Contoocook Valley on the
south, but seldom here. The most violent aCita a.
ton is reported from the adjoining town OF SUIT
ton, where loud reports like dull Chaps OF thunder
accompanied the vibrations. Houses were ratified
and In some Instances late risers were hurried
from their beds and those asleep were awakened
No damage is, however, reported The undula-
lions, 1T is believed, travelled from east 10 west
and the frozen earth Is said TO have cracked open
In places. Some who noted the phenomenon esii-
mate its duration at at least two and half $50.
onds OF Intermittent shocks.
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SPECIAL
To meet want urgently felt by great many people
whohave to use PURE WHISKY for sickness. debility
and other PURPOSES but who must have none but the
best sLd urest Obta:nable, We oner our
ZINE OLD EYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
ZINE OLD RYE WHISKY
at the very moderate price Of
FIFTY (Jo) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE,
TIF,ry C3OJ CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE,
or g.; 30 PER GALLON.
having handled these goods for nearly twenty years,
we ean AEANTEE them represented, free nom
<useI oil sad every other impurity, consequently
suited ~ tie aost delicate, III sickness or conVeies-
ceuce- AKTHCR NATTANS. PhArmacsst,
nh3O l4th sud and I'd and sts n w.
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W1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FOUR TwO-sTORY FRAME BUILDINGS, Nos 2O1,
EOS, 205 AND 2Q7 FIRST STREET. CORNER
OF NORTHWEST, TO BE REMOVED IN
THIRTY DAYS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEW
ENLH. 1881, q fCUk OSLOCh ~ front Of the ia
moved in thirty days.
Terms cash at time Of sale. ap1-dts
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On Geographic order from Secretary Fairchild
the 1,5O0 Smuggied horses seized by Federal 0m-
GERS at San Antonio, Texas. have been released on
the payment Of duties,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE: STAR.


Skehes00s Reve01ed 81 Q Lamdsft0e.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, April d-The slipping OF q
portion OF the river bank, few miles above this
city, yesterday, brought 60 light three human
sksletons In a rough pine box. VERY badly de-
csyed The news OF the discovery naturally
created excitement and further search OF the
locality resulted In the discovery OF two similar
ooxes containing human bones The only plausl-
oie solution OF the mystery ~ the story OF an old
N,iaeht who says the remains are those OF
passenyers on a river steamer who died OF cholera
some forty years ago.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
WEST

By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme 49,.
Court OF the District OF Columbus. ii equity
No 1O,4I2, the undersigned, trustee, viii offer -
for sale at PUBLIC auction il trout Of the premises
MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY Or APRIL, A. D..
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lot twenty coy in
James Gaden aud John II. Saunders subdivision of
ORIGINAL lot seven lI) in square numbered four hun
dred and fifty (4o0), in the city of Washington as
shown by plat recorded in iber b. foiO6 in the Office
OF the surveyor of the District OF Columbia
Terms: Cash A deposit OF 800 will he required at
time of sale All conveyancing and recording will be
cost of purchaser Ii terms of sale are not comped
with III ten days after sale tine trustee the
to resell the property 1T the risk and defautlng
purchaser s. b. ELLil.Y Trustee
api-d&ds 1887 st. NV
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He Talked I'm His Sloep,
A sONsmOQUKNf HUSBAND, A JEALOUS WIFE AND
PRETTY SERVANT.

A sONNMOQUKNf HUSBAND, A JRAI0Us WU4 AND A
PRETTY SERVANT.
A telegram from Youngstown, Ohio. April 4,
says: While in bed and asleep one night recently
John Price, an employe OF the Mah0ntng valley
Iron Company. told his listening and rather anx-
1Ous wife an interesting story q his love affairs
with Bridget MCGOWAN, c0mely servant for
awhile employed by the family. The wife, In the
morning, related the story to her husband, and
asked for an explanation. He emphatically denied
the charge, and said he was not answenble for his
talk while asleep Ms. Price, however, LETT him.
took their two children born TO them during their
seven years Of married life, and sued for divorce.
His pleadingA and his apparent abandonment Of
Miss MCGOWAN, secured the dismissal OF the &C.
ti0n. It win, however, be begun anew as he was
found alone with Miss MCGOWAN In her rooms at
midnight sunday night the young woman as
sauited Mrs. Price, who had followed her husband,
striking her on the head and face. Leaving her
husband with Bridget, Ma Price procured war.
rdpt for her assaflantT arrest The 0n3cer who
served the witt WAS compelled 70 kick In the door
He found Price and the girl together, and arrested
and locked her an. Nrs Price VIII repeat 20 Mayor
Steeter her husband's Sensational sommaoQuy.
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Maurice Lost Heavily nj Baccarat.
AND MANA SARAH LEFT HIM BEHIND IN NEW YORK
TO DO PESANCE.


New York special declares that when sarah
Bernhard and her company took their departure
for Boston at the close OF the successful engage
ment In New York last Sunday the only one OF the
famous actress following left behind was her son.
Maurice Bernhardt IL now leaks out that young
Bernhard has been left behind on a very reduced
allowance by way OF punishment. His orfense Ia
that he has been playing baccarat somewhat
heavily since his arrival IN New York, aud his ex-
per1ences over the green cloth have been attended
with the loss OF considerable money. Almost every
night during Mime. Bernhardts engagement In
New York Maurice was 10 he seen at a proprietary
gambling club on West 3lst street, known as the
Home Club which is largely patronized by we'll
tO-do foreigners. Young Mr.. Bernhardt stopped a
little over 5000 out. This state OF affairs came
10 Sarah Bernhardt's knowledge Just before the
close OF her New York engagement. AS n baccarat
player young Bernhard Il said TO have lee bis
wagers stand 10 win four times consecItiyeiy n
luck were strong with him he would under this
system be very heavy winner. In other words
he plays for a big winning or nothing He is an
exceedingly well-bred gamester, never showing
the least sign OF exultation when winning and
never betraying the least perturbation or annoy.
ance even when luck Is most yexatiously againss
fam.
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CATHOLIC GIRL WHO MARRIED PROTESTANT.
Some time ago Miss Agnes Toner, prominent
young lady OF St. Paul's Parish, on Jersey City
Heights, was married to Jas. Pritchard, Protest
ant. The ceremony was performed by Protest
ant minister. The couple lived happily together,
but It appears that after awhile MIS-. Pritchard's
conscience began to trouble her, and she decided
to visit Father Smyth, her old pastor, and seek
advice. Father Smyth explained to her that, ac-
cordng to law framed a. the late Council OF Bal
tim0re, she would be obliged to make public re-
parattOn before the congregation.
Father Smyth read MIS-. Pntchard's apology ct all
the masses on Sunday. The letter was couched In
Apologize terms, and MrR Pr1tchards name was
Signed to it. Father Smyth said that as this was
the first time that such an occurrence happened in
his parish he would make use OF the discretion
the offender from the deep humiliation OF q verbal
apology. but thai In future should any be SO
thoughtleSs as to commit a like Onense the law
would have to be carried out TO the very letter.
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H1ARTIN KIFGAND.

al ARTiN N1EGAND. - -
w CABINETNAKEk AND MANUFACTURES OF
bank Office and Store Fixtures. Aantels Departments
Gases. esrrobes. bookcases. Hardwood Door s,os n
loaEs kie-holde- Counters, Desks, Tables and All
Einos u woodwork, . packing box 10 the nnesf
cabinet furniture. Factory and Office ~ ST. a1d ~
ave- 0a&sv4o'
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Galveston Rejoicing Over Its Arsest.
Well.

GALVESTON TKx.s April o.-For the past two
months an Aurora Dll.D company OF artesian we'll
borers have been sinking a well here for the gull
Colorado, and Santa Fe Railroad company. There
were no water Developments until Monday when
at depth OF ITO feet. flowing water WAS OBJ.
tanned, estimated Al $4,000 gallons day capacity
The success OF the artesian experiment was one in
which the city Was greatly interested and yester-
days development created "A fever OF excitement
and throngs OF elated people visited the we'll
Water Is flowing from a line or pipe twenty feet
above the ground to-day. The water Is clear and
fresh.
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE OIL PAINT.
INGs, EXcH1Nas AND ENaRAvINas. &C.. TIC
CLOSE TWO ESTATES,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL THIR-
TENTH, 1887. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK at my auc-
ton rooms 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
shall sell about twenty very valuable Oil Paintings,
Etchings and fine Steel Engravings, to close the
estates Of the late Horace Capron and VIM Mclean.
The Pictures will be on view Monday and Tuesday,
April 1th and 18th, prior to sale.
ap6-6t THOS. BOWLING. Aucts
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A Blaebeard In Wisconsin.
A BRLGIANs STRANGE MARITAL RELATIONS LEAD n


A telegram from Green Bay, Wis., April 4, says:
The authorities OF this county have In their Gus
tody man named Jean Philip Ioquet, q Belgian
by birth, but q farmer who has lived in the town
OF Preble for many years, whom they Will attempt
TO prove guilty OF murder OF at least one OF the
three wives who have lived with him In the last
10 years One day about 10 years ago he visited q
neighbOr and said his wife had fallen down stairs
mains showed that she received severe bruises.
and as her body lay at the foot OF q stairway and
the neck was evidently broken, his story was &C
cepted, and nothing more was thought OF the
matter.
A year or two later he married again, and In the
course OF time 1t was noticed that he was paying
much attention to the wife OF q neighbOr named
August MainSart When this intimacy had reached
point which caused q neighborhOOd scandal
Mansart ded sudde s ana few DAYS iaSer the
had medical attendance. Soon after the funerals
LOQuet and Mrs Mainsart were married, and lived
together for some time without trouble. The ira
dition that there was something mysterious about
the death OF their former companions survived,
and at length warrant was issued for Mrs LOquet
No. B. charging her with the murder OF her first
husband, Mainsart. The remains OF the latter
were exhumed, and a chemist reported that there
a dozen men; but, in spite Of this the woman was
not brought to trial. as there was no evidence con-
Meeting her with the crime OF administering the
drug, and it could not be learned that she had
purchased any OF it In the neighborhood
Last year Loquet and his third wife quarreled
, ana sne havna r
such SUITS she finally went 70 TRIAL on the fourth
and obtained decree. The county authorities
then made up their minds that she might be used
as witness against LOquet and she was, accord
ngly, interviewed on several occasions az to her
knowledge OF the poisoning OF MIS- L0quet No. 2
What she was willing to do has not been devei-
oped, but It Is known that when the officefs went
to exhume the body OF the woman the grave was
found to be empty, and no one but LoQuet now
knows where the remains are. Bis divorced wife
at one time intimated that they had been moved
several times by LOQuet. who was determined that
the authorities should not ind them.
While the Officers were endeavorfng to make
out a case against LOquet, his divorced wife dis
appeared In January last, and since then no trace
OF her has been found. Her friends believe that
she, too, was murdered, and they, In company
country for miles around the place where she for
merry lived. As soon as the divorced wife
disappeared, LOQuet was taken into custody, and
has been In jail here ever since. The authorities
are almost banned by the mystery surrounding the
case, and the utter absence Of proof OF every kind
but they believe that they have on hand an un-
common criminal
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ONE VERY FINE PONY,
BEING THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT OF
VIM. A. YOUNG Il BRO,
456 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NV,
n ~
VIM. A. YOUNG
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
FTNHOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE
(M) STREET


(M) STREET.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated October 1G.
sen l On MQN T the FOURTH OF APRIL A. b: a
ises part of original Lot No. &, Georgetown, B. c..
fronting "a feet on Bridge M street. with depth q
aud BIB Bridge tM street and improved by three
story and attic brick building, with brick stable in
has fine fire bank vault the location is in the
heart of the town. and the place formerly
the National Bank of Commerce.
Termsof sale: One-third cash residue in two equal
payments ut one and two years, with interest be
cured by deed Of trust purchaser his option, may
pay all in cash. 1t Ia preferred however at
least one half upon the property.
Sale Is positive and the attention Of persons desrng
good investment is specially invited All taxes to
June 30 1887 will be paid, and tue title is considered
absolutely perfect.
mh:2-d&ds FRED. ". JONES, Trustee
- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, APRIL NINTH, SAME HOUR AND
PLACE. By order of the Trustee. ap5-d&ds
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THos E WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneor.

VINHOS. E WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON STREET, BETWEEN Az AND 9Th
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
On FRIDAY. APRIL EIGHTH at FIVE sa.n
O'CLOCK PM, shall offer for sale, In front of <aE$
the premises, the west half of Lot T. -.
square 1919
Terms day Of sale.
ap4,56,7.s THOS E. wAGG AMAN, Auctioneer
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

g. sAI Tin 81 ASb sakKf soRf
R hs sVRS "a ASp SF FIRST bE TkfE fEE
gkR hsz SB NsESH
By virtue N Of deed ef trust duly recorded in
records Of the Dstrics Of Columbia. we viii sell In s
1pR Of Ne NFPsftyi 1877 at FIVE SE
the following-descrbsd Real Estate, situated in the
Al FIVE UcEotk Lot ies,ersd in fendas
'nsa1zlsGn Fl sapaFf p the
eastern th1tys1 6. feet front and by that same
sPh .nd 6y
of Lot ten do' in square five hundred and hfty-nine
Aad on rTH APRIL
land IN shs "
in said District and being part Of Ne.
lot twenty GOD and that portion Of lots .wsnty;one
distant 4e i pesches as @ from
dree s e' to he cener of He
avenue" the said lots being according to recorded
90 saa n sa sseshsI Sa
the easements and consisting OF small
Terms: O.e.third cash balance in equal install
ments at one and two notes to bear per
deed the s r
all CASH at option OF purchaser deposit Of siO0
veyancing &c at rurchaser's cost Terms to be com
reserve the right to resell 1T the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after five days. public notice of
such resale III some newspaper published in Washing
ton d. c.
aps&ds 3 W1hEfA N r. RA BSaHnas Trustees
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer 936 st.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROvED
PROPERTY, FRONTING 100 FEET ON The
WEST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET NORTH
EAST, BETWEEN G. AND H.
On SATURDAY, APRIL NINTH, 1887, at ssS
FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, will sell original lot TsSI
$50 "
ap5-d&ds GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auct.
A QGTIoM , SALE Zoe LARGE STOCK OF CAR;
ST 6s AND D No Top2 EXTENSION TT, TOP PHAE ;
AND NO-TOP BUGGIES, SULKiES, TWO EIGHT
HOTELS: SLEIGHS. LADIES' AND DOCTORS
COACH MATERIAL OFFICE FURNITURE
FIXTURES, &C.
BEING THE ENTiRE Es ST., OF
VIM. A. YOUNG Il BRO,
456 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
! On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL ELEVENTH. COM
menclng at Ten O'CLOCK, We will sell, at the above
named repository, the entire contents Messrs Young
aud Bro. having rented their building are retiring
from business This sale presents splendid oppOrtu
nlty to obtain bargains in frstclass work the
ofy being one u the Oldest in this city The stock
consisting Of both new and secondhand work, is
worthy the attention of private buyers and dealers,
and Is now open TOR inspection.
By order OF
VIM. A. YOUNG 4 BRO,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers Gp:l-d